Category: #CyberSpaceWar

  • ‘Neural dust’ brain implants could revolutionize brain-machine interfaces and allow large-scale data recording

    from StratRisks.com: In a potential neuroscience breakthrough, University of California Berkeley scientists have proposed a system that allows for thousands of ultra-tiny “neural dust” chips to be inserted into the brain to monitor neural signals at high resolution and communicate data highly efficiently via ultrasound. The neural dust design promises to overcome a serious limitation…

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  • Kim Dotcom Planning To Invest In Privacy Startups

    from techdirt.com: We were just discussing how there’s a sudden renewed interest among many entrepreneurs to build much more security and privacy conscious apps. In that post, we noted that Kim Dotcom’s Mega is working on encrypted chat and email, but it appears he wants to go much further. He’s now announced that he’s starting…

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  • Mining in Space – The Next Frontier?

    from TheDiplomat.com: Off-Earth mining is no longer science fiction. Pacific Rim countries lead the way. Given the rising global demand for rare-earth elements (REE) and the necessity to synthesize exotic materials for numerous high-tech applications, extra-terrestrial mining is likely to become the next race in space. REE are used in state-of-the-art electronics, nuclear technologies, lasers,…

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  • War of the Worlds 75th Anniversary Contest Winners!

    War of the Worlds 75th Anniversary Contest winners have been announced.  The winner “Dead London” chosen on strength of on-location recordings.  The present writer recommends other entries – great entertainment for free!  You can access a prior post on War of the Worlds here for more info on original and prior anniversary recordings!  Great Stuff!

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  • Obama gives himself control of all communication systems in America

    from RT.com: US President Barack Obama quietly signed his name to an Executive Order on Friday, allowing the White House to control all private communications in the country in the name of national security. President Obama released his latest Executive Order on Friday, July 6, a 2,205-word statement offered as the “Assignment of National Security…

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  • Revealed: How #Microsoft handed the #NSA access to encrypted messages

    from guardian.co.uk: Microsoft has collaborated closely with US intelligence services to allow users’ communications to be intercepted, including helping the National Security Agency to circumvent the company’s own encryption, according to top-secret documents obtained by the Guardian. The files provided by Edward Snowden illustrate the scale of co-operation between Silicon Valley and the intelligence agencies…

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  • Dave Wigington: Geoengineering & Chemtrails

    Dave Wigington makes compelling case reckless release of chemicals in our atmosphere, are destroying Earth. Wigington informs protracted droughts a direct result of chemtrails. From Geoengineering Watch website, “Global geo- engineering programs are literally ripping the atmosphere/climate, and Earths life support systems apart. The lethally toxic fallout from these same programs is poisoning every breath…

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  • #NSA spied on Latin America for energy and military intel

    from RT.com: The NSA’s spy program encompasses most countries in Latin America, new cables released by Edward Snowden have confirmed. The data gathered on military affairs and “commercial secrets” has provoked a flurry of furious rhetoric from regional leaders. Brazilian daily, O Globo, which obtained the cables released by former CIA employee Edward Snowden, published…

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  • New evidence proves existence of space wind

    from trueactivist.com: Scientists have revealed new evidence of space wind, confirming a theory proposed 20 years ago. ‘Plasmaspheric wind’ is an elusive phenomenon and its existence helps scientists understand how the atmosphere protects us from violent solar winds. Proof of space wind was uncovered in a study in European Geosciences Union journal Annales Geophysicae. The…

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  • Snowden reveals Australia’s links to US spy web

    from theage.com.au: Edward Snowden has provided his first disclosure of Australian involvement in US global surveillance, identifying four facilities in the country that contribute to a key American intelligence collection program. Classified US National Security Agency maps leaked by Mr Snowden and published by US journalist Glenn Greenwald in the Brazilian O Globo newspaper reveal…

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  • In Secret, Court Vastly Broadens Powers of #NSA

    from NYtimes.com: In more than a dozen classified rulings, the nation’s surveillance court has created a secret body of law giving the National Security Agency the power to amass vast collections of data on Americans while pursuing not only terrorism suspects, but also people possibly involved in nuclear proliferation, espionage and cyberattacks, officials say. The…

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  • Montana becomes First State to Require Search Warrants for Cellphone Location Tracking

    from allgov.com: California had its chance, but now Montana has become the first state in the U.S. to require that police obtain a search warrant before using a person’s cellphone records to track their whereabouts. The new law mandates that law enforcement have probable cause before asking a judge for a warrant that permits the…

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  • U.S. space-based missile alert system moves forward

    from StratRisks.com: The United States’ futuristic missile alert system operating from outer space moved forward with Lockheed Martin’s delivery of the third “highly elliptical earth orbit” satellite payload system. A further fourth HEO is due to complete the USAF order, which will be yet another step toward initiating the Space Based Infrared System. SBIRS is…

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  • Doug Engelbart, “Father Of The Mouse” And American Inventor, Passes Away At 88

    from techcrunch.com: Doug Engelbart, an American inventor best known for creating the early computer mouse, passed away last night due to kidney failure. He was 88 years old. Engelbart pioneered many early Silicon Valley technologies, mostly surrounding human-computer interaction, including the creation of hypertext and work on graphical interfaces.   In his own words in…

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  • Students Question #NSA Recruiters Over Illegal Spying and Lies

    from ActivistPost.com: When NSA recruiters went to the University of Wisconsin earlier this week to pitch language students on working for the agency, they got more than they bargained for. The informed students turned the question-and-answer session into a hearing. On trial were the NSA’s lies, their legality, and how they define “adversary”. The students…

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